NationalNewsMultiple people arrested in Melbourne over alleged heroin traffickingalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220486 Ten people have been arrested as part of an investigation into a Malaysian syndicate linked to trafficking commercial quantities of heroin.
NationalNewsLong waits to renew passport as Aussies look to head overseasalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220414 Some people waited in queues at Sydney Passport Office today for more than four hours as they sought to renew their passports.
NationalNewsWA tourist boat ‘did not capsize’ and no tourists ‘fell in the water’alica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220395 The tourist boat involved in the accident at Horizontal Falls "did not capsize", according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
NationalNewsNSW man charged with murder in South Australiaalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220468 A 43-year-old man from the New South Wales Central Coast has been charged with the murder of a 64-year-old man at South Australia's Eyre Peninsula
NationalNewsPilot accused of murdering Victorian missing campers appears in courtalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220482 The Melbourne man accused of murdering missing Victorian campers Carol Clay and Russell Hill has appeared calm while fronting court from prison.
NationalNewsSupermarkets in school to help train real-life skillsalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220422 For the last five years Woolworths' has been providing a space for students with diverse needs to learn on-hand skills like customer service while at
NationalNewsFirst cruise in more than two years to leave Sydneyalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220514 The first cruise ship in more than two years is preparing to sail out of Sydney Harbour.
NationalNewsAussie Top Guns show their flying skills in NTalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220378 Australia's very own 'Top Gun' pilots are taking to the skies over the Northern Territory in a major military exercise.
NationalNewsHow Australia’s mining expertise could help humans reach Marsalica knopwood31/05/2022 by alica knopwood31/05/20220412 An otherworldly grey, dusty substance on the moon could be instrumental in getting humans to Mars, and Australia is one of a handful of nations
NewsWorld‘Rust’ prop master said she found live rounds on set moments after shootingalica knopwood31/05/202202/11/2023 by alica knopwood02/11/202302/11/20230754 More details have emerged about the day cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on the set of the movie 'Rust' in Santa Fe.
NationalNewsSearch for ‘Skittles’ tracksuit man after Victorian laundromat smashedalica knopwood30/05/2022 by alica knopwood30/05/20220428 Police are searching for a man who was wearing a matching 'Skittles' tracksuit when he allegedly smashed the front window of a Victorian laundromat.
NewsWorldFrench journalist killed in Ukrainealica knopwood30/05/2022 by alica knopwood30/05/20220507 A French journalist has been shot and killed in Ukraine, according to French President Emmanuel Macron.
NationalNews‘A pox on both houses’: Dutton says major parties lost voter trustalica knopwood30/05/2022 by alica knopwood30/05/20220414 New Liberal leader Peter Dutton admits voters "had enough" after the party's worst federal result in 25 years saw the Coalition ejected after almost a
NationalNewsDutton hints at Morrison’s futurealica knopwood30/05/2022 by alica knopwood30/05/20220448 The new Liberal leader said he intends to sit on the back bench.
NationalNewsThousands without power after polar storm hits east coastalica knopwood30/05/2022 by alica knopwood30/05/20220406 Thousands of people are without power after heavy storms ripped through New South Wales and southern Queensland overnight.
NationalNewsMajority of Aussies think COVID-19 lockdowns were ‘just right’alica knopwood30/05/202228/10/2023 by alica knopwood28/10/202328/10/20230458 Two-thirds of Australians felt the severity and duration of COVID-19 lockdowns were "just right", a new study has claimed, although Victorians were most likely to